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Yubi and the Blue-Tailed Rat

By: Georgia Hunter
Narrated by: Judith Leech
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Yubi flees the Kingdom of Lavendula with three objects in his satchel and an old hag's song repeating in his head. On a quest to solve the mystery of the ancient laws and save the princess, he is pursued by ruthless Cross-eyed Org through the dark canals of Venice and beyond. His unusual cohort, Alex, a rat with more than just a blue tail, crisscrosses the story like the galleons on the high seas and provides a surprise ending. Yubi and the Blue-tailed Rat is an adventure story with simple, yet beautifully descriptive language suitable for girls and boys ages nine to 15. The vocabulary, sentence length, and complexity of story would be excellent for reluctant YA listeners or students of English.

©2011 Georgia Hunter (P)2014 Georgia Hunter Science Fiction & Fantasy Fiction Fantasy Royalty

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